:12:00
in a lenient manner.
:12:02
And that's what I try to do.
:12:03
Sometimes I lean
to one side of it.
:12:05
Sometimes I lean to the other.
:12:06
I don't like to break the law
:12:09
on my place, Hud.
:12:14
Well, she ain't gonna sit up
and tell us herself.
:12:43
Well, what do you think, Hud?
:12:46
I don't know.
:12:47
She looks clean to me.
:12:50
Well, something killed her.
:12:52
I think I'll call up
the state vet.
:12:54
He might know.
:12:55
Well, what for?
:12:56
This is our land.
:12:57
I don't want
any government men on it--
:12:59
any time, any place, anywhere.
:13:00
This ain't nothing.
:13:01
Just leave her lay.
Let the buzzards have her.
:13:04
No, I don't believe I will.
:13:07
Before I go to bed,
I'll call the government man
:13:09
and ask him to come out
and take a look at her.
:13:12
Yeah, that's the stuff.
:13:13
Bring some jellybean in here
:13:15
to tell you how to run
your own business.
:13:16
Only don't ask me
what I think from now on.
:13:18
I'd like for you and Lon
to stay out here for a while.
:13:22
I'll take these boys
back with me
:13:24
so they can snooze a little.
:13:25
Lon, you take that water bag
so you won't parch.